Okay, so I was digging into Patrick Mahomes’ stats in snow games, and let me tell you, it was a bit of a rabbit hole. Here’s how I went about it and what I found.
First Steps: Getting the Basic Info
I started with a simple search. I just wanted to see how many snow games he’s actually played in. That seemed like a good starting point, right? Turns out, finding a definitive list wasn’t as easy as I thought it would be.
Diving Deeper: Game by Game
So, I decided I needed to go game by game. I remembered that Chiefs-Broncos game a few years back where it was snowing like crazy. That was definitely one to look into. I started hunting for game recaps and box scores from that one.
I used various sports websites that has the game date and descriptions
Compiling the Stats
- I started to compile any mentions of “snow,” “cold weather,” or anything similar in the game descriptions.
- Once I was pretty sure it was a snow game, I looked at Mahomes’ stats: passing yards, touchdowns, interceptions, completion percentage – the usual stuff.
It Got Messy
It turns out some games are in cold weather but not snowing, so I have to read through the game recap carefully.
The Results (So Far)
After all that digging, what did I find? It looks like Mahomes actually performs pretty darn well when it’s snowing! From the few definitive snow games I could confirm, his numbers were solid. I’ll need to refine my list and find some more obscure weather data to be absolutely sure, but it seems like the snow doesn’t bother him too much.
